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If you are interested in meeting the speaker one-on-one after the upcoming 
CBIIT Speaker 
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 please reply just to me by COB Wednesday, May 11 2016.

Speaker : Ewa Deelman, University of Southern California Information Sciences 
Institute (https://deelman.isi.edu)
Date & Time : Wednesday, May 25, 11:00am - 12:00pm
Location : NCI Shady Grove - 2W908

Abstract:
This talk will describe the challenges in the area of scientific workflows: how 
they are used to advance science in a number of domains, and how 
state-of-the-art software systems, such as Pegasus<https://pegasus.isi.edu> 
(https://pegasus.isi.edu), meet the application and computing infrastructure 
challenges.  Pegasus enables scientists to describe the workflows in an 
abstract, resource-independent way.  That description includes the definition 
of the workflow steps and the data they take in and generate, but does not 
include low-level cyber-infrastructure information.  Given the abstract 
workflow description and the information about the execution environment 
(composed of potentially distributed data sources and systems), a planner can 
map the computational tasks onto the available resources and plan the movement 
of data across distributed resources. The planning process also opens up 
opportunities for performance optimization and fault-tolerance. The talk will 
describe example applications, including LIGO<https://www.ligo.caltech.edu> 
(https://www.ligo.caltech.edu/), the gravitational-wave physics experiment that 
recently confirmed the existence of gravitational waves. The talk will touch 
upon the issues the applications face, and how Pegasus can help them execute in 
a number of different environments: campus clusters, distributed resources, and 
clouds.


Ishwar Chandramouliswaran
Program Manager, National Cancer Informatics Program
National Cancer Institute
Center for Biomedical Informatics & Information Technology
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Rockville, MD  20850

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